At Dennemeyer, we are always looking toward the cutting edge of the Intellectual Property (IP) sector — keeping a close eye on developments in technology, best practices and regulations.

IP treaties ensure enormous advantages for all kinds of import and export transactions, whether the parties are more focused on globalization and international trade or localization and sustainability.

There are many forms of Intellectual Property (IP) defense, some of which can appear unconventional or counterintuitive at first glance.

Science fiction has long been both an expression of human ingenuity and an inspiration for it, consistently asking audiences to envisage a world where the unbelievable has become the everyday.

Did you ever copy your friend's homework or sneak a peak over someone's shoulder during a test? While it might have landed you in hot water (way) back then, what happens when childhood misbehavior "grows up"?

Intellectual Property (IP) is one of the greatest sources of value creation in the corporate world, but it is also one of the most underutilized. While research shows that up to 90%...

Compared with a typical research and development cycle the acquisition of IP often requires less resources (time and money).

In late 2019, China pledged reforms of its Intellectual Property law, a move that played a major part in curtailing the U.S.-China trade war. More than a year later,...

Drawings are an essential element of any patent application for a device or design that requires a visual depiction of the functions and concepts involved.

Christmas is just a flip of the calendar away, and already visions of intangible sugar plums dance in the heads of Intellectual Property (IP) owners and attorneys.

DIAMS iQ was developed with user-friendliness in mind, and it features a segment focused on providing quick access to your most recent work.

International standards have become very important for global consumers who want to be sure that they can enjoy a product meeting basic functionalities.

In this day and age, so much of our professional and personal life exists on the internet. This has become especially true over the last half-dozen years — and with much of the world at home...

We admit it, Intellectual Property law is usually pretty dry.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has introduced a significant procedural change requiring all foreign patent applicants and patent owners to be represented by registered practitioners when conducting business with the Office.

Pursuant to 15 USC §1127, trademark protection in the United States is commonly associated with marks that are easily perceived as source identifiers...

From an Intellectual Property perspective, Champagne is perhaps the best-known example of a product protected by a geographical indication.

The publication of a trademark is an essential step in the registration process. For one, it lets the applicant know that the mark is close to being officially registered.

It might be a little early for Easter, but we continue to indulge our appetite for Swiss chocolate Intellectual Property (IP) stories as we scale the heights of trademark law and strategy.

Trade secret misappropriation is a serious risk to companies across all sectors. Corporate value is often bound up with assets such as databases and software code...